← Back to context Comment by a-priori 1 hour ago If you're talking about compiling WiFi drivers, then you're not using Linux the way most people do. 3 comments a-priori Reply dcrazy 1 hour ago Ah yes, they’re just holding it wrong. a-priori 43 minutes ago All I’m saying is that if your idea of driving a car is to sit on the engine compartment and pull levers and cables from there, you might have a different experience than most drivers. dcrazy 26 minutes ago I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.
dcrazy 1 hour ago Ah yes, they’re just holding it wrong. a-priori 43 minutes ago All I’m saying is that if your idea of driving a car is to sit on the engine compartment and pull levers and cables from there, you might have a different experience than most drivers. dcrazy 26 minutes ago I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.
a-priori 43 minutes ago All I’m saying is that if your idea of driving a car is to sit on the engine compartment and pull levers and cables from there, you might have a different experience than most drivers. dcrazy 26 minutes ago I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.
dcrazy 26 minutes ago I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.
Ah yes, they’re just holding it wrong.
All I’m saying is that if your idea of driving a car is to sit on the engine compartment and pull levers and cables from there, you might have a different experience than most drivers.
I’m saying that compiling Wi-Fi drivers from source is still representative of trying to run Linux on consumer hardware.
Desktop Linux is like a kit plane. You can pay to have someone assemble it for you, but you still need to know how to get in there and fix it.